
Highway Survival: A Little Pushcart from the Start
公路求生:开局一辆小推车
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It ended like this, so suddenly!
What's going on? I thought the theme was to upgrade cars, but now I have to give up even the cars? Can't the map change and the RV change the upgrade direction according to local conditions? Is it reasonable to start from scratch with a small cart and start to survive on a raft at sea now? So many supplies have been thrown down?
I feel that the heroine's role as district chief is a bit frustrating. Why not pua them? For example, "If I am not the district chief and am too lazy to tell you this news, just be content."
Can the car be disassembled if it cannot be stored in a backpack? Even if the materials are not refunded in full, half will be refunded! At worst, I can earn materials later and upgrade again!
Why does this description feel so weird?
The writing style of this chapter feels weird. The text description is a bit stiff compared to the previous one. Is the author ready to change his style?
This Sharenfan disgusts me
He should have been killed a long time ago. For such a person, I don't know why the heroine let him go during the first conflict.
Our family can't harvest 50 kilograms of grain per acre, which is about 120 kilograms per kilogram. As you said before, 100 kilograms of grain = 7.8 Dou, so there is nothing wrong with 12 kilograms per dou and 120 kilograms per kilogram. In the ancient pre-Qin period, we could harvest about 130 kilograms, 250+ in the Han Dynasty, 270+ in the Tang Dynasty, 600 in the Ming Dynasty, and 700 kilograms in the Qing Dynasty. This is the highest rice yield in the south, and it is less than 6 kilograms.
It ended very suddenly.